Nigerian Projects with 800M+ Streams on Spotify

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Nigerian Afrobeats Powerhouses: 800 Million+ Spotify Streams

The rise of Afrobeats on the global stage is undeniable, and several Nigerian artists are leading the charge with their remarkable streaming success on Spotify. Here’s a closer look at the standout Nigerian music projects that have surpassed 800 million streams, showcasing their immense popularity and impact:

Rema – Rave and Roses Ultra

With an astounding 2.5 billion streams, Rema’s Rave and Roses Ultra has solidified his status as a powerhouse in the Afrobeats genre. The album features chart-topping hits that have captured audiences worldwide, reflecting Rema’s unique sound and innovative style.

Burna Boy – Love, Damini

This critically acclaimed album has amassed 1.2 billion streams, further establishing Burna Boy as a global ambassador for Afrobeats. Love, Damini features a blend of cultural influences and personal storytelling, resonating with fans across different demographics.

Burna Boy – African Giant

Another significant project from Burna Boy, African Giant has nearly reached the 1 billion mark with 967 million streams. This album played a pivotal role in bringing Afrobeats into the mainstream and features several hit singles that have become anthems.

Ckay – Ckay The First

Ckay has made waves with his viral hits, and his debut project, Ckay The First, has garnered 914 million streams. His melodic sound and catchy hooks have earned him a dedicated fan base, and he continues to rise in prominence.

Wizkid – Made in Lagos Deluxe

The Deluxe edition of Wizkid‘s highly celebrated album Made in Lagos has achieved 887 million streams. This project showcases Wizkid’s versatility and features collaborations with various artists, highlighting the rich tapestry of Afrobeats.

Omah Lay – Boy Alone Deluxe (NEW)

Newly added to this elite list, Omah Lay‘s Boy Alone Deluxe has crossed the 800 million streams threshold. This impressive feat underscores Omah Lay’s growing influence in the industry and his ability to connect with listeners through heartfelt and relatable music.

These remarkable streaming numbers not only reflect the individual talents of these artists but also signify the growing global appeal of Nigerian music. As they continue to break barriers and set new records, the future looks bright for the Afrobeats genre and its artists on the international stage.